Margaret Thatcher was inspired by a story by Boris Johnson - who was a journalist at the Daily Telegraph. He warned that the European Commission President was planning a European superstate.

MARGARET THATCHER made an impassioned speech against handing over powers to Brussels just a month before she was brought down by divisions over Europe in her own party.

This morning, I rewatched Thatcher’s famous “No, No, No” speech to the U.K.’s House of Commons in 1990, in which she voiced her objection to a European currency union.

Margaret Thatcher’s Death On April 8, 2013, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died of a stroke at the five-star Ritz hotel in Piccadilly, London.

Thatcher’s famous “no, no, no'” speech, in which she rejected calls for greater central control in Europe, was “the beginning of the troubles that we’re now in,” Slocock said.

After delivering a speech commemorating the 50th anniversary of Winston Churchill's "Sinews of Peace" address, also known as the "Iron Curtain" speech, Lady Margaret Thatcher, former British Prime ...

Jacob Rees-Mogg quoted former prime minister Margaret Thatcher as he dismissed talk of a Brexit extension, telling MPs: “No, no, no.” Speaking on Thursday, the Commons leader said the ...

Margaret Hilda Thatcher (pictured above) became the prime minister of the UK on this day (May 4) in 1979. To honor Baroness Thatcher and her rich political legacy serving as the prime minister of ...

The shadow chancellor's key speech drew parallels with 1979 when Margaret Thatcher defeated Labour, saying Britain is at an 'inflection point'.